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4 Killed, 1 injured As Car Falls Into Gorge In Manali: Police
Four people, including two tourists from Punjab, were killed on the spot, while one person sustained critical injuries when their vehicle skidded off a road and fell into a gorge near the Rani nallah.
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1,200 Stranded Tourists To Be Evacuated From Sikkim Today
Over 1,200 tourists stranded in Sikkim's Mangan district due to disruption in road and communication network may be evacuated on Sunday if the weather permits, an official statement said.
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Sikkim Flash Flood: State Government Urges Tourists To Postpone Travel Plans
The advisory comes hours after Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang asked officials to stop issuing permits to tourists in popular destinations like Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, and Nathula on Friday.
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Now No Inner-Line Permit Needed To Visit Milam Glacier In Uttarakhand
The ITBP has decided to allow tourists, mountaineers and trekkers to go up to the Milam glacier without an inner-line permit, a mandatory requirement that was in place for decades.
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Centre Issues Draft Notification To Streamline, Strengthen Tourist Permit Regime
With an aim to further streamline and strengthen the tourist permit regime, the ministry of road transport and highways (MoRTH) has issued a draft notification to supersede the All India Tourist Vehicle (Authorisation or Permit) Rules, 2021.
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New All India Tourist Vehicles Permit Rules Proposed
The new scheme is expected to provide a thrust to the tourism industry in India which has been severely impacted by the coronavirus situation.
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Tourists Face Hard Time As Heavy Snowfall Blankets Nathu La
Heavy snowfall in Nathu La and nearby areas has prompted the tourism department to not issue permit to the tourist vehicles for travelling to Changu Lake and other destinations in East Sikkim from Saturday, an official said.
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Nagaland Launches Online Permit For Tourists
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today launched the online Inner Line Permit (ILP) to ease the process for tourists visiting the state without any hindrance.
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No Permits Required For EVs And Alternate Fuel CVs: Minister Of Road Transport and Highways
Permits such as Contract Carriage Buses Permits, stage carrier permits, goods carriers, maxi cab, radio taxis and all India tourist permit make up for all the requisite permits required for different categories of commercial vehicles by the state government.
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Foreigners Can Travel To Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur Unrestricted
Foreign tourists, except those from Pakistan, China and Afghanistan, would now be allowed to visit some of the most pristine locations of the country which, so far, were out of bounds for them without a special permit, officials said today.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Centre Relaxes Norms For Foreign Tourists Visiting Ladakh
The Centre has decided to relax the requirement of a Protected Area Permit for foreigners visiting various parts of Ladakh including the Nubra valley, Jammu and Kashmir government said on Sunday.
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4 Killed, 1 injured As Car Falls Into Gorge In Manali: Police
Four people, including two tourists from Punjab, were killed on the spot, while one person sustained critical injuries when their vehicle skidded off a road and fell into a gorge near the Rani nallah.
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1,200 Stranded Tourists To Be Evacuated From Sikkim Today
Over 1,200 tourists stranded in Sikkim's Mangan district due to disruption in road and communication network may be evacuated on Sunday if the weather permits, an official statement said.
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Sikkim Flash Flood: State Government Urges Tourists To Postpone Travel Plans
The advisory comes hours after Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang asked officials to stop issuing permits to tourists in popular destinations like Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir, and Nathula on Friday.
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Now No Inner-Line Permit Needed To Visit Milam Glacier In Uttarakhand
The ITBP has decided to allow tourists, mountaineers and trekkers to go up to the Milam glacier without an inner-line permit, a mandatory requirement that was in place for decades.
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Centre Issues Draft Notification To Streamline, Strengthen Tourist Permit Regime
With an aim to further streamline and strengthen the tourist permit regime, the ministry of road transport and highways (MoRTH) has issued a draft notification to supersede the All India Tourist Vehicle (Authorisation or Permit) Rules, 2021.
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New All India Tourist Vehicles Permit Rules Proposed
The new scheme is expected to provide a thrust to the tourism industry in India which has been severely impacted by the coronavirus situation.
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Tourists Face Hard Time As Heavy Snowfall Blankets Nathu La
Heavy snowfall in Nathu La and nearby areas has prompted the tourism department to not issue permit to the tourist vehicles for travelling to Changu Lake and other destinations in East Sikkim from Saturday, an official said.
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Nagaland Launches Online Permit For Tourists
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today launched the online Inner Line Permit (ILP) to ease the process for tourists visiting the state without any hindrance.
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No Permits Required For EVs And Alternate Fuel CVs: Minister Of Road Transport and Highways
Permits such as Contract Carriage Buses Permits, stage carrier permits, goods carriers, maxi cab, radio taxis and all India tourist permit make up for all the requisite permits required for different categories of commercial vehicles by the state government.
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Foreigners Can Travel To Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur Unrestricted
Foreign tourists, except those from Pakistan, China and Afghanistan, would now be allowed to visit some of the most pristine locations of the country which, so far, were out of bounds for them without a special permit, officials said today.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Centre Relaxes Norms For Foreign Tourists Visiting Ladakh
The Centre has decided to relax the requirement of a Protected Area Permit for foreigners visiting various parts of Ladakh including the Nubra valley, Jammu and Kashmir government said on Sunday.
